Justin Warren

@jpwarren

Ahahaha. "The laws of mathematics are very commendable, but the only laws that apply are the laws of Australia."

James Dellow

@chieftech

I just don't get how this will work in practice, without making everything less secure overall? https://t.co/eGPeVOdYXO

Mark Di Stefano 🤙🏻

@MarkDiStef

It's very clear here that the "laws" contain no specifics… they're asking Apple-Facebook to come up with a way to b… https://t.co/JNXks52Wba

Stuart Fazakerley

@stuartfaz

If we're going to force Google/Apple etc to do 'something' re encryption we'll soon find out how much they care about our 'market'

Justin Warren

@jpwarren

Device manufacturers to be compelled to provide assistance. There it is! Handset backdoors.

Stilgherrian

@stilgherrian

@riskybusiness Given that device manufacturers will also have to "help", I'm seeing a lawful intercept capability d… https://t.co/1eZJ97xTfe

Jon Kudelka

@jonkudelka

Prime numbers to be made illegal.

Video James

@cashbonez

"So here are two large prime numbers" [government minister nods] "And now I multiply them" [I get sent to jail]

Josh Mehlman

@vealmince

Y'all ranting and raving at the echo chamber about encryption backdoors … contact your MP and make it clear this is a vote-changing issue.

Josh Mehlman

@vealmince

Talk to people you know who aren't clued up about tech. Explain why it's a serious problem they should worry about.

Graham Smith

@cyberleagle

BTW it's in fact by no means clear that the UK #IPAct legislation can be used to prevent a service providing E2E en… https://t.co/ngyTmI5lKy